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On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 4:51 PM, Tom Liotta <qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I also hate to mention this, but if you always used pairs of indicators
in that file, you could mentally consider the indicator indexes to be 4
digit numbers, 0113, 0275. Then you could use a procedure to actually
set the individual indicators.
setInd (0275 : *off)
would split the number into two 2-digit numbers and do
*in(02) = *off
*in(75) = *off

That seems (at first glance) to be simple. But what happens to the
field on the same line that has *in(02) *in(76) and needs to be *ON?

That should be ok, the line with 0275 would be *ON,*OFF which since
we're AND'ing has the same results as *OFF,*OFF

Charles

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